Enjoying some time at the spa represents the ideal vacation for quite a large number of people. However, there are only a few persons that actually have the necessary amount of time and money in order to check into such a resort, and this is the reason why the Costco company has come up in July 2007 with the Infinity Vista TV Spa, a “relaxation system” users can enjoy in their own homes for as much time as they like, and, most importantly, with 5 other family members.



Even if this item is not an luxury device (and it's got the price tag to prove it), it does come packed with some of the features most people would normally see in 5-star resorts. Thus, the Vista spa is powered by 2-6hp GE pumps and sports as “standard options” such elements as a 19-inch Polaroid HDTV and a JVC DVD/AM/FM/CD player with complete sound system including a 10-inch subwoofer.



Costco's Infinity Vista TV Spa is manufactured out of a sterling white acrylic material, maintenance free synthetic cabinet-mahogany, completed with a high-density double-sided Artic wrap insulation. Moreover, each of the jets is made from stainless steel, and the device has also been fitted with a 5.5 KW heater, which keeps the water warm.



Let's see now what the features this device has to offer in the “spa” department. The Infinity Vista TV Spa has 6 seats, and provides each of the users with quite an outstanding experience, offered by the neck, shoulder and calf jets, the handrail waterfall, the comfort cushion headrest as well as the 9 LED color changing lights.



As mentioned earlier, the in-spa entertainment is assured by an assembly formed out of a Polaroid HDTV with a 19-inch diagonal and a touch control lifting system, as well as a satellite-ready JVC DVD/AM/FM/CD player that transmits the sound to a 10-inch subwoofer with amplifier, as well as a 4-speaker sound system. The whole thing is controlled by a waterproof dolphin-shaped remote.



The Infinity Vista TV Spa retails for around 7500 US dollars, which is actually quite an affordable price to pay for this device that would normally be categorized as a luxury item.